* refactor: resolve workspace imports via /f/,/u/ not $f/,$u/ aliases
Keep the CLI managed tsconfig.wmill.json / `refresh tsconfig` / Deno
import-map QoL from #9378, but re-key it on the existing /f/,/u/ workspace
paths instead of the new $f/,$u/ specifiers. Verified /f/,/u/ resolves in
tsc, Bun, Deno, the in-app ATA editor, and the worker, so the $-prefixed
alias added no value. Drop the $f/,$u/ handling from the parser, dep-map,
deno_executor, bun loaders, ATA, relative_imports and monaco paths; revert
the windmill-parser-wasm-ts bump (1.714.0 -> 1.695.0). Also fold in the
cli/package-lock.json sync for the already-committed pg-gateway dependency.
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* fix: drop duplicate relative-path check and restore rustfmt formatting
Follow-up cleanups to the previous commit's full-file reverts, which
restored pre-#9378 state that main had since improved:
- relative_imports.ts: remove the redundant duplicate d.startsWith('/')
(pre-#9378 had it; #9378 had repurposed that line, so main has no dup).
- windmill-parser-ts/src/lib.rs: restore the multi-line new_source_file(...)
formatting required by backend/rustfmt.toml (the single-line revert would
fail `cargo fmt --check`). Now differs from main only by the $f//$u/ removal.
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* feat: support $f/ and $u/ import path aliases for scripts
$f/ and $u/ are local-friendly aliases for the absolute workspace
import paths /f/ and /u/. Unlike the /-prefixed form (which local tools
treat as a filesystem-root path), the $-prefixed form is a bare specifier
that can be remapped via tsconfig paths / Deno import maps, so the same
import resolves on the Windmill worker and in a local editor.
- worker: recognize $f//$u/ in the Deno import map and both Bun loaders
- dep-map/parser: normalize $f/->f/, $u/->u/ for lockgen + dep tracking
- cli: emit $f/$u path aliases in generated tsconfig.json / deno.json
- frontend: ATA + Monaco paths resolve $f//$u/ type hints in the editor
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* feat(cli): split generated tsconfig into managed + user file with refresh command
Mirror the AGENTS.cli.md/AGENTS.md prompts model for the IDE tsconfig so the
recommended settings can evolve without ever clobbering user customizations:
- tsconfig.wmill.json: wmill-managed, always refreshed, holds recommended
compilerOptions incl. the $f/$u path aliases (Deno: import_map.wmill.json)
- tsconfig.json: user-owned, created once, just extends the managed file;
warn (never auto-edit) when an existing one doesn't reference it
- add 'wmill refresh tsconfig'; init generates it unconditionally (no longer
gated behind resource-type namespace / a bound workspace)
- regenerate CLI guidance docs for the new subcommand
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* fix(cli): address PR review on $f/ tsconfig generation
- handle existing deno.jsonc so we don't shadow it with a new deno.json
(P1 identified by cubic)
- fix the bun-types hint that pointed users at the managed do-not-edit
tsconfig.wmill.json; tell them to install + re-run 'wmill refresh tsconfig'
- document the .ts-extension-only local-resolution limitation (cross-flavor
.bun.ts/.deno.ts/.fetch.ts scripts won't resolve in a local editor)
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* feat(cli): warn when a project's tsconfig isn't wired to tsconfig.wmill.json
Mirror the prompts freshness check for the managed tsconfig so users with an
existing setup actually discover they're missing $f//$u/ resolution:
- embed a version hash in tsconfig.wmill.json (excludes the env-dependent
bun-types 'types' entry so it doesn't false-positive)
- add warnIfTsconfigStale to the main.ts freshness hook, gated identically to
the prompts check (skips init/refresh/help/version). When a tsconfig.json
exists it warns one line (stderr) if the managed file is missing, not
referenced via extends, or out of date; silent for non-TS projects.
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* refactor(cli): make tsconfig setup equivalent to prompts (auto-wire + stale-only)
Unify the two managed-file systems so they behave identically:
- auto-wire an existing unlinked tsconfig.json/deno.json on init/refresh
(add extends / importMap; merge into an array extends), instead of only
warning. Parses JSON and falls back to a warning when it can't round-trip
(JSONC comments, or a conflicting deno imports/importMap) — never corrupts.
- narrow warnIfTsconfigStale to stale-only, gated on the managed file
existing, exactly like warnIfPromptsStale: it no longer nags about a
missing or unlinked tsconfig.json, so a deliberately-custom/unlinked setup
stays silent and a not-yet-initialized project isn't bothered.
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* fix(cli): place tsconfig.wmill.json first in extends to preserve user base config
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* feat(cli): migrate legacy tsconfig and require consent for custom configs
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* refactor(cli): align prompts wiring to the same consent model
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* chore(cli): bump windmill-parser-wasm-ts to 1.714.0 for $f/ $u/ aliases
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* fix(worker): resolve $f/ and $u/ in deno lock generation
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* test: narrow relative-imports lock-gen guard to deno import-map failure
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* chore(cli): sync bun.lock with windmill-parser-wasm-ts 1.714.0
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* fix(cli): warn when a custom tsconfig's paths would shadow $f/ $u/ aliases
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